Editorials

In April 2018, A Simple Solution to Preventing Suicides on the Coronado Bridge was published in the Times of San Diego. This proposed solution drew significant attention, but was not enacted.   Five years later, the Coronado Bridge Suicide Machine continues unabated.  As do the interminable bridge shutdowns causing massive traffic problems on both sides of the bridge […]

The purpose of this letter is to invite and encourage Cays residents to take the 2023 Cays Park Options Survey at cayspark.weebly.com. As you probably know, four conceptual options for the park have recently been presented by the Schmidt Design Group. The position of the Coronado Futbol Club is simple and easy to understand: they […]

Mike Yeager’s justification of the Awaken Church ignores the central issue. It is not an ordinary, normal Christian church.  Awaken’s Jesus is a sword carrying, political creature intent on creating a theocracy and imposing his political will and military power on those who oppose him. This is a perfect description of Yeager’s hero and superior, […]

The response to my Op-Ed  questioning “Where are the Democrats in the ongoing Tijuana River sewage crisis?” neglected to point out that in the body of the piece, I named those Democrats who have been in various positions of city, state and federal  government leadership for at least 10 years. Perhaps it would have been […]

It’s too bad sewage on our beaches, an issue that is as nonpartisan as it gets, is being painted with partisan brush. (See the September 15 op-ed “Where are the Democrats in the ongoing Tijuana River sewage crisis?) To blame the Democrats and divide our community around this public health crisis is counterproductive. Instead, we […]

While the governor often attempts to portray himself as “a man of the people,” he does so at the expense of the 27,000-plus residents in the state’s most southwesterly city,